... adopted—the policy of independent opposition. Vastly superior to the policy of '43—which leant, partially at least, on the British Whigs—and infinitely better calculated than that of '4B to achieve the ends it aimed at, the policy of independent opposition may ...

... Irish J.ournOal of highest standing, and is recognised its one of the best advertismi papers in Ireland. The WEEKLY NORTHERN WHIG, established F ebrurTa, t 1858, is a fill-sized double sheet newspaper, published ate mo- derate price ; and beisig nmost carefully ...

... between the Government of the United States . encourage the secessionists, and he sides ;with those reputation. He was formerly a Whig, and '' wl ea w t a h s er b u e t o.an tt to e mo g de e ra r. in in to . r h n e . mo Y r es nin e g r a b y ut aes have ...

... the obscure mazes of local politics. Leicester has always been borough where active contest has been carried on between the Whigs and Chartists, while the Conservative party have generally held themselves in readiness to step in and profit by the disunion ...

... to nothing—it is all talk ; another, We shall never approve of that. The moderate men from the Border slave States with Whig antecedents were pleased with it. One said, It is beyond what I expected from Mr. Seward, though not so much as I could have ...

... given to Mr Edgar Cowan, of Philadelphia, a new man to the nation, but said to have a good local reputation. He was formerly a Whig, and is now known as a moderate Republican, which means a large destitution of Republican principles. It was supposed that ...

... to nothing—it is all talk ; another, We shall never approve of that. The moderate men from the Border slave States with Whig antecedents were pleased with it. One said, It is beyond what I expected from Mr. Seward, though not so much as I could have ...

... 1840. They were called the Liberty party. They nominated for President James G. Birney, who had emanelpated his slaves ; the Whigs nominated Henry Clay, who had fifty slaves; the Democrats nominated Mr. Polk, who was elected, receiving millions of votes ...

... old M.P. this conduct, will fearlessly assert their principles and their independence. I know the effort will made by the Whigs to keep up this sort of forbearance, and prolong the charm but to do so will be act of gross treachery upon the part every ...

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... sole depository yet appointed for the lodgment of such wills, under the 91st section of the Court of Probate Act. THE Northern Whig says :— Instances are daily occurring ot the increase of illicit distillation, owing to the high price of spirits, but, thanks ...

... P. by this conduct, will fearlessly assert their principles and their independence. I know the effort will be made by the Whigs to keep up this sort of forbearance, and prolong the charm; but to do so will be an act of gross treachery upon the part of ...